Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Final Projects Due December 9th

For the final project, each student is asked to present a portfolio of 10 images that have been retouched. All 10 of these photos should be burned to a DVD and turned in, with the layers. Not Flat.

**NO LATE PROJECTS WILL BE ACCEPTED** Due the last day of class: December 9.

5 images need to be printed:

4 of the photos should be printed 8x10" or larger
1 photo should be printed 20x24" or larger

These 5 printed images should "work" together. They don't need to all be of the same subject necessarily, but they should be a group of images that relate to each other....a cohesive edit showing 10 of your best photos from Fall 2008.

These can all be printed by you or a lab. They can be Inkjet or Digital C-Print. NO LASER PRINTS (i.e. from Kinkos or CVS) will be accepted.

Printing Location Options: MAKE SURE YOU CALL and ask what profile they use so you can make sure your file matches it (EDIT> Assign Profile)!!

*FIT lab (make your own inkjet)

*SVA Digital Output Center (inkjet only)
http://mfaphoto.schoolofvisualarts.edu/?page_id=46
214 East 21 Street ground floor
212-592-2369
-$8 per 8.5×11″ sheet paper
-Large Format Printing: $26 per linear foot (single weight paper), 43" wide max.

*Print Space:
For Digital C-Prints: http://www.printspacenyc.com/
20x24" Digital C-Prints are $30
151 W 19th St, New York, NY/ 7th Floor
(212) 255-1919

As another option, you can also make Giclee prints at Duggal: http://www.duggal.com/
Don't know what a giclee print is? Click here.

Adorama: adoramapix.com


Preparing your images for Print
Refer to Martin Evening Text: Chap.14, pgs. 398 – 431

Before Printing Checklist:
1. Make sure your monitor is calibrated
2. If you are making the prints yourself, make sure you are using the correct profile for your paper and the printer. You can download profiles at Epson.com
3. Make sure your file is in Adobe RGB color space
4. File must be flattened and 8bit
5. Do any last minute sharpening you see fit.

1 comment:

Tiffany said...

How many can be b+w again?